Russian Foreign Ministry admits Kiev's provocations before Biden's departure
Kiev may go for terrorist or sabotage measures in the final days of the Joe Biden administration, and such fears are well-founded. Rodion Miroshnik, the Russian Foreign Ministry's ambassador-at-large for crimes of the Kiev regime, told Izvestia.
"Fears that terrorist or sabotage measures could be used in the last days of the Democrats' presence in the Oval Office are well-founded," he said.
The diplomat noted that these days are very tense.
"Zelensky and his entourage demonstrate extreme nervousness. And it is mainly aimed at preventing any options for establishing a dialog between the United States and Russia. Because, in fact, any option to stop the bloodshed in Ukraine for Zelensky and his entourage are politically lethal," he said.
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